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Originally posted by 24plus25er:Did you even see the game? It was a great pick by Cooper at a crucial time in the game for the Chiefs late in the 4th and that after a fumble TD recovery.
Please don't get worked up about a INT on Fitzpatrick...
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:.
Did you even see the game? It was a great pick by Cooper at a crucial time in the game for the Chiefs late in the 4th and that after a fumble TD recovery.Originally posted by 24plus25er:Please don't get worked up about a INT on Fitzpatrick...
Losing Cooper is looking more and more like another Baalke blunder.
Originally posted by English:
Hindsight. Asomugha looked like a really good pick up at the time.
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:Dude I watched the entire game, and I'm not discrediting the kid having a good game but lets not act like we just let a Top 5 corner walk. He could go out and get beat routinely for the rest of the season. On the same note he could wind up being a 10 year starter, but the f/o had to make a decision on the information they had AT THAT TIME. For what it's worth KC's defense has been a lot more consistent and playing in better situations than we have.
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Originally posted by 24plus25er:Did you even see the game? It was a great pick by Cooper at a crucial time in the game for the Chiefs late in the 4th and that after a fumble TD recovery.
Please don't get worked up about a INT on Fitzpatrick...
Losing Cooper is looking more and more like another Baalke blunder.
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:
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Did you even see the game? It was a great pick by Cooper at a crucial time in the game for the Chiefs late in the 4th and that after a fumble TD recovery.
Losing Cooper is looking more and more like another Baalke blunder.
Originally posted by English:
Another? That you again Jordan?
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Did I actually read the words another Baalke blunder? I just want to know what NFL General Manager has had a better track record of producing quality and quantity of draft picks over the last four seasons? Who else has consistently found talent, even at the bottom of the draft? Smh.
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:
Originally posted by English:
Another? That you again Jordan?
Jordan? lol I remember that retard melting down the 49ersholics board 10 years ago whatever happened to him?
Originally posted by hofer36:
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:
Originally posted by English:
Another? That you again Jordan?
Jordan? lol I remember that retard melting down the 49ersholics board 10 years ago whatever happened to him?
jordan taber? i thought he was a myhtical creature, like the yehti or loch ness monster
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Did I actually read the words another Baalke blunder? I just want to know what NFL General Manager has had a better track record of producing quality and quantity of draft picks over the last four seasons? Who else has consistently found talent, even at the bottom of the draft? Smh.
Yeah the 2012 draft was brilliant and I love our WR core AJ Jenkins failed again today to catch a pass BTW. lol
Originally posted by fastforward:
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:
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Did you even see the game? It was a great pick by Cooper at a crucial time in the game for the Chiefs late in the 4th and that after a fumble TD recovery.
Losing Cooper is looking more and more like another Baalke blunder.
Don't let the coaching staff off the hook. Baalke wouldn't cut that guy if the staff ranked Cooper higher.
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Originally posted by fastforward:
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:
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Did you even see the game? It was a great pick by Cooper at a crucial time in the game for the Chiefs late in the 4th and that after a fumble TD recovery.
Losing Cooper is looking more and more like another Baalke blunder.
Don't let the coaching staff off the hook. Baalke wouldn't cut that guy if the staff ranked Cooper higher.
I think the staff has too much of a crush on vets. I'm not even mad at them in this case. If anything, I'd probably have found a way to keep Cooper simply because of position. It's hard to get good corners in the NFL. What I wonder is if they thought he was NFL ready, but were trying to sneak him onto the practice squad or did they think he needed more development.
Originally posted by fastforward:
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:
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Did you even see the game? It was a great pick by Cooper at a crucial time in the game for the Chiefs late in the 4th and that after a fumble TD recovery.
Losing Cooper is looking more and more like another Baalke blunder.
Don't let the coaching staff off the hook. Baalke wouldn't cut that guy if the staff ranked Cooper higher.
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Did I actually read the words another Baalke blunder? I just want to know what NFL General Manager has had a better track record of producing quality and quantity of draft picks over the last four seasons? Who else has consistently found talent, even at the bottom of the draft? Smh.
Yeah the 2012 draft was brilliant and I love our WR core AJ Jenkins failed again today to catch a pass BTW. lol
